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For those freelancers in the world of development who want to start building a portfolio, knowing where to start can be tricky. Whether you want to share your work with a non-technical client or you’re a junior developer, who started to learn to code but haven’t worked on any projects yet, what’s the best alternative to a website portfolio? Some of our YunoJuno freelance developers recently shared how they have built and showcased their development skills and how they felt about various industry tools that have become popular for creating a portfolio.

When it comes to popular freelance services, project management has always been in high demand, as clients need the experience of a highly organised freelancer to help structure and execute projects. From refreshing websites, creating the next marketing campaign or general internal projects that need structure, freelance project managers like Pren Moodley offer guidance and reassurance to clients when they need it most.

Sweet FA Finalist and Creative Director Ian Gambier shares how he got into creative direction and what advice he would give to someone wanting to get into freelancing.

IR35 explained: what the scrapping of the recently announced reforms means for your business—and how to stay IR35 compliant.

Learn how to properly assess an IR35 status for your contingent workforce and cover areas such as payments and insurance with this handy guide from YunoJuno.

We explore the impact of the IR35 legislation on both freelancers and clients, a year on. Read more here.

When it comes to finding clients and networking, our freelance community have a varied approach with many relying on platforms like ours or LinkedIn to find new projects. Some gain a reputation in their industry, like Alison, who enjoys an average of more than a hundred searches from Google a month and a healthy 4th position for her YunoJuno profile.

For those freelancers in the world of development who want to start building a portfolio, knowing where to start can be tricky. Whether you want to share your work with a non-technical client or you’re a junior developer, who started to learn to code but haven’t worked on any projects yet, what’s the best alternative to a website portfolio? Some of our YunoJuno freelance developers recently shared how they have built and showcased their development skills and how they felt about various industry tools that have become popular for creating a portfolio.

When it comes to popular freelance services, project management has always been in high demand, as clients need the experience of a highly organised freelancer to help structure and execute projects. From refreshing websites, creating the next marketing campaign or general internal projects that need structure, freelance project managers like Pren Moodley offer guidance and reassurance to clients when they need it most.

In this blog, we uncover the secrets to reducing hiring time for your contingent workforce while staying ahead of the competition, which also contains a free guide.

During current uncertain times, it’s important to look at different hiring solutions for your organisation in order to maintain growth and project completion.

When it comes to creative projects, being collaborative is often best. Our top 3 benefits for merging in-house teams and freelancers covers why it works best all round.